Junta in a sentence

Red Shirts and anti-junta call those who support the junta and oppose them “frogs in a coconut shell” claiming they believe whatever the junta tells them.

In Myanmar, where a military junta has been in power for two years, people who speak out against deadly air strikes on social media are being systematically doxed on pro-junta Telegram channels.

LA JUNTA, Colo. — A man was found with serious injuries after a hit-and-run crash on the Arkansas River bridge in La Junta on Tuesday.

The cartoon encourages people to understand that they are voting for one of two things–continued military rule or democracy–as the election is coming down to a competition between pro-junta and anti-junta groups.

Signs of growing impatience with the junta has been manifest in a steady stream of protests calling for a quick return to democracy and in defiance of a junta crackdown on freedom of assembly.

After toppling Bonilla, the exiles established a provisional junta, but this junta would not last.

A group was declared (Junta de Legados), which created the temporary Junta Gubernativa Superior.

This is because foreign investors have been adversely affected by the junta government policies and because of international pressure to boycott the junta government.

When Paraguayan junta learned that a porteño diplomat was coming to Asunción, it realized that it was not competent to negotiate and in November 1812, junta members invited Francia to take charge of foreign policy.

According to a statement by Nuland with regard to her bullying of Niger’s Military Junta – according to American Law, coups are a federal crime… so who ordered the Pakistan coup?

A combined force of fighters from the Karen National Liberation Army and Karen National Defense Organization, both armed wings of the Karen National Union, and local People’s Defense Forces are clashing with junta troops.

A deadline given by a bloc of other West African nations to the Nigerien military junta to reinstate the ousted president ran out with no sign of a military intervention by neighbors.

After losing their outposts, the junta forces conducted air strikes, in which four local residents were injured.

A house burns in Nyaung Pin Gyi village in Shwekyin Township, Bago Region after being shelled by junta troops in February.

A junta fighter jet dropped 16 bombs during the attack.

A junta spokesman said Sunday that nearly 200 troops, 28 trucks and two dozen armored vehicles left the Ouallam military base, which has been handed to Niger.

All of them use land mines, planting them on routes near villages and on the edges of forests that junta troops are likely to use.

A military coup in February 2021 plunged the Southeast Asian nation into chaos and widespread violence as the military junta launched a bloody crackdown on dissent.

A military junta in Mali, which took power in a coup in 2021, pushed France to withdraw a counterterrorism force as Mali began expanding ties with Russia and the Wagner Group.

A military junta is perfectly acceptable to them.